Clinton High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN)

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ROBERT MILLER MARY Falco BETTY MARTIN Presxdent I :ce Prexrdezt Secretary Treasurer JUNIQR CLASS The umor Class is under the capable sponsorsh p of Mrs MCW cthy and Mr Dorsett The flrst school event held In the Gymnasrum was the successful presentation of the umor Class Play Dlgglng Up the Dlrt A ticket selllng contest was held between the eeps and the Toars the eeps bemg the wrnners A class party was given for the eeps on December 18 1936 Another event of lmportance to umors this year was the commercial contest 1n which several members of the class were numbered amonv the wxnners On Friday May 21 thls class had the honor of hold ng the hr t Junxor Scnror Prom m the new Gymnasxum The muslc for the evenmg was furnished by Gaylcn Goodw n and his orchestra In r Twenly four

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.successful dentxst of Indnanapolxs IS just walkmg up the steps wxth a welcomlng smrle Frank Ralston the new lxght heavyweight champlon just strutted ln Frank has just consented to put on an exhxbxtlon tonight We are informed that he IS to meet his old rival Bob Bennett Thls hght promises to be the hlt of the season Mr and Mrs Bucl Beam Rosemarie Storm the mxlllonaxres from Texas just drove up ln their Rolls ' Over ln one corner Marlo Strazzabosco the :ce man and Lewis Guy Cloyd the electric refrigerator salesman are trymg to out talk each other Mable Cervo a country school teacher just came with one of her brllllant young puplls Clyde Foster r Clyde just told us that Clyde Sr IS unable to attend on account of a farmers con ventxon m Chicago Lols and Louise Wxllxams who are wrxtmg the Advlce to the Love lorn column m The lndxanapolzs News just breezed by We see Lots Fender rushlng up to them I guess Loxs must want some advxce Well she always dld have troubles of this sort Here sAnna Stewart the edltor of fbe journal 0 Plvyszcal Edufatzon ames and Glenn Lawson seem to be passing out cards advertxsmg the Lawson and Lawson business firm They are the jacks of all trades Wanda Shelton Irene Slzemore Thelma Roe and ulla Marcmko are the founders of a new business college ln Call forma According to them their enrollment at the present IS about 2500 puplls That s a very successful start Marian Nolte the torch sxnger ln the Trocadero in Holly wood has just arrived wlth a tall dark and handsome movle actor I wonder nf he could be the hero of her hlgh school days' Not only the Men Haters Club IS here but also the Women Haters Club The members of thls club are Bull Plekell Harold Redman ohn Schuman Thomas Makosky Bxllle Stem Edwm GFIH'-lIl'l and Dick McLean These boys are slttmg over m the corner away from all women They would' Evelyn Wallace Chrnstma Moms umor Hlgh School teachers just came ln Rosma Knezevnch who has won the shorthand champxonshxp has just walked ln wxth her bust ness manager ames Mankm Bessle ackson a promment beauty operator has arrlved followed by Evelyn Payne who has just got a new permanent from her Evelyn IS fluttermg around looklng for the man ln the coonskm coat' Guess who? 9 9 A crowd of engineers are walkmg m the door We thxnk they are Herbert Hall Blllle Easter and Russell Hedges Robert McCrea and Max Morley of the Chlcago Bears are ln trammg so they are unable to attend Bull Fitzpatrick who now owns a large grocery store arrlved with hrs clerks Andrew Ferrando and Ted Hayes Carl Frantz and Michael Goddard polmcxans are strutting their stuff What s all the commotlon out m front? Why xt s Lucyellen Touhey dnvmg up ln a huge Packard wxth her chauffeur Tmy Marshall of all people' Their motto lS Better Late Than Never Now that we re all here except Glen Andrews Government inspector who was killed when mistaken for a revenoor by some mountalneer our professional pho tographer Ruth Gross xs taklng a picture of the 37 reumon Sorry Folks but our txme ns up now and we ll have to say goodbye Perhaps we ll be with you agam at another reumon Thus lS Station HAREM sxgmng off Page I nv nlx lim 1 , . n ' 7 - ' Qt 71 - - ez - 11 1 ' u Q 1 l J, , ec yy - - . . ' 9 1 V 9 ' Y 1 , v . . , . , . ' . . . . . . . . . ,, . . , ' ,, . . . . . . , . . . , . , . , . . . , . - - - ee 11 . - . . l , , Q J ' . . . . . , - - ' te 11 - 4 Q - 1 1 v - ' QQ Y, ' - 1 U ,, . . . ' U Q J 9 V V 9 1 1 J s ' 1 1 ' , J - J , , 7 V ' . . . . . 9 v . , , 1 ' 9 1 1 ' Q Q - , . . . , . . ' Q ' y - ff V! 9 - h 9 I Y ' ' ff Q! ' ' . . . . . , . 1 1 - ' 4 7 7 1 9 - . , .

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Gsonrr R jones ALFRED Lawson CLAIRE MCDONALD Prewdeul Vrce President Secretary Treasurer SOPI-IOMORE CLASS For the school year P6 97 the Sophomore Class chose the follow ng ofhccrs prcslclcnt, George R ones vrce presxdent Alfred Lawson secretary treasurer Clanre McDonald and sponsors Mtss Robertson and Mr Trobaugh They started the act'v tres of the year by tak ng part m the basrcetball mcse! sellmg contest Gall Murl Hennxs was chosen as therr leader On anuarv f thexr class party was held This affair was a combmatron of the usual cla s party and a celebratxon for w1nn'ng the tlclcet sellrng contest The last event of the vear was an enjoyable outdoor party Illgl I